For a morning of action on the West Coast we have combined a number of fun activities in our own mini desert.
From the entrance of Dunes the group will be transported via 4x4s and Quad Bikes to a base camp surrounded by rolling sand dunes and offering amazing views of Table Mountain.
We will then divide the clients between a number of rotations so that each person will get a chance to try their hand at all the activities.

The Activities will include:

4x4ing
Under careful instruction everyone has the chance to put a Land Rover through its paces. Dropping off steep descents and climbing the soft sand as well as overcoming technical obstacles. Driving never felt this good!
Quad Biking Heading off on automatic easy to drive Quad Bikes, the group will follow a track that takes them exploring the depths of this scenic area. A guide who controls the speed and route at all times, will lead the riders.

Sandboarding
Surfing the sand dunes! Like snow boarding only warmer and easier to learn! We will have stand up and sit down boards available for all levels of competency to have fun on! This will take place right next to the base camp keeping the spectators entertained as well!

Other Activities
For larger groups we will set up a number of optional activities for the group to choose from. These could include Archery, Volleyball, Kites, Golf Bunker Course, Beach Bats and Frisbees.

Catering
It is important to have shade, cooldrinks and snacks available for the group to relax under while not participating in any activities. There are a number of options ranging from Beach Umbrellas and Picnic Blankets to Bedouin Tents. It is also possible to have good quality portable ablution facilities transported into the dunes if required.

Our cycling and mountain biking routes are suitable for everyone, regardless of the last time you got on a bike or your fitness. We also have options for the expert mountain biker on challenging single track routes.

Cape Point
Cycle to the most southern tip of Africa while seeing ostrich, antelope and whales. Routes options vary from the gates to the info centre, to Cape of Good Hope or Buffels Bay.

Tokai Forest
Spectacular views over the southern suburbs, False Bay and the Hottentot Holland Mountain Range with gentle downhill dirt roads to exciting single track routes there is something for everyone.

Winelands
Take a leisurely cycle through the fynbos and farmlands of the winelands. A great morning activity to precede a wine tasting tour.

Table Mountain
Cape Town’s icon offers bumpy off road tracks for experienced riders and gentle tar for the novice with the option of finishing in Camps Bay.

Chapman’s Peak
Famous as one of the most scenic drives in the world Chapman’s Peak is a mostly downhill ride with amazing photo opportunities.

Instead of a standard city tour, why not see Cape Town’s history, culture and crafts while on an Amazing Race Treasure Hunt through the city?

Cape Town city centre is a fine example of the multicultural diversity found in South Africa. With its Cape Dutch Architecture, interesting museums, vibrant Mosques, bustling Waterfront Harbour and noisy markets it is the ideal city for a truly interactive South African experience.

Using the Rally format the teams will get a taste of this eclectic community while having fun and learning about the Cape History. Taste a Malay curry, find a clue in the castle dungeon, explore a giant Curio market and end with awesome views from Signal hill.

This is a great introduction to Cape Town!

The spectacular Cape Peninsula is perfectly set up for a day of adventure and fun.

We have included a number of activities to make the highlights of this route exciting and memorable while creating a unique experience of the area. The activities are suitable for all fitness levels.

At the hotel we board rugged African overland trucks and make our way through Hout Bay to Chapman’s Peak where we hop onto mountain bikes and freewheel down this spectacular winding road.

Back on the truck we’ll transfer to the Boulders Beach African Penguin colony where we board stable two-man inflatable kayaks and paddle our way through the channels between the rocks to see the Penguins waddling along the beach or gliding through the ocean. We pass beautiful bays and amazing rock formations, finishing at Froggy Beach.

At Millers Point we embark on a speedboat excursion and skim along the swells towards Cape Point. The Skipper of each boat will tell you stories of sea monsters, ghost ships and shipwrecks as well as the other historically significant details that make the Cape of Storms so notoriously famous.

Great lunch options are a picnic on the lawns at Buffels Bay in the Cape Point Reserve or at The Black Marlin Restaurant.

This programme can be adapted to meet time and budget restraints while still giving the group an action packed experience of the peninsula!

Adventure Car Rallies or Treasure Hunts are a fun way for delegates to discover the Cape a little differently, interacting with their surroundings and the locals.

The Cape Peninsula Rally takes delegates on a scenic drive past some of the Cape’s highlights including Signal Hill, Rhodes Memorial, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Constantia, Boyes Drive, Kalk Bay Harbour, Fishoek, Simon’s Town, Boulders Beach, Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope stopping for photos and to enjoy the breath-taking scenery at leisure.

The Rally will take an Amazing Race type format where the guests will follow a series of cryptic clues that will take them on a set route, stopping at checkpoints at scenic hotspots en route. The rally is not a race against the clock but a day of discovery where points are awarded for correctly answering questions which enable the groups to explore the Cape while interacting with each other, learning about the destination they are visiting and having a lot of fun.

They will be provided with a Race Kit containing maps, a team passport, a kitty, a race book, and a chauffer driven Microbus. At each checkpoint a Marshal, dressed in a crazy costume will stamp their passport, give them their next clue and a task to perform en route to the following checkpoint. These could include creating a necklace from items they collect along the way, paddling around a buoy or dipping their toes in the Atlantic
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After a late lunch we end the day off with a Team Poem or War-Cry before adding up the scores to determine the winning team.

This is a great day out!

KAYAKING IN THE CITY!!!
Take a leisurely paddle on the Waterfront canal from the Arabella Hotel to the Cape Grace Hotel. See the contrasting architecture of Cape Town’s City Bowl with Table Mountain as the backdrop! Float past luxury apartments, under interesting bridges and alongside hotels for a completely unique look at the Waterfront Canal. A relaxing experience right in the hustle and bustle of the City!
A great way to start the day or to get from A to W. The paddle takes approximately half an hour plus a short briefing.